Certainly not a favorite Beatle song of mine, but the Hawaiian-like chants at the end add for a more interesting finish to the song. Also note that McCartney, the ultimate vocal and instrumental perfectionist who put so much time into his double vocal tracking work, seems to have slacked off a bit here so that the background vocal often doesn’t sync up perfectly with the primary vocal, particularly at the end of a phrases. Perhaps recording time was restricted on some of the album tracks. Still far superior to the work of most recording artists.
At the end, are George and John doing the middle and highermost harmony respectively to Paul's lead? Or is it three Pauls? (Don't know how the latter would be possible with only four tracks).
One of my favourite Beatles' songs... From my young years yet.
1:21 I love paul
LOL, it’s my favorite part!
“Why why why why why DO YOU SAAAAAY! Goodbye, goodbyyyyyye-bye-bye-bye!” 😂
Love the armonies at the end
First time i heard John's voice in this music.
Where?
@@riccardopaolocci1497 hello goodbye hello goodbye (george and john is singing this part, John's voice is a bit difficulty to hear but is there )
@@EvelynRamos2 George is singing the lower octave, John probably the upper octave.
@@EvelynRamos2 do you hear Pauls voice there too?
It's only Paul 's voice in different octave.
more please!
Amazing vocals 👍
1:05
Certainly not a favorite Beatle song of mine, but the Hawaiian-like chants at the end add for a more interesting finish to the song. Also note that McCartney, the ultimate vocal and instrumental perfectionist who put so much time into his double vocal tracking work, seems to have slacked off a bit here so that the background vocal often doesn’t sync up perfectly with the primary vocal, particularly at the end of a phrases. Perhaps recording time was restricted on some of the album tracks. Still far superior to the work of most recording artists.
It also could be an artistic choice. Listen to Cool It Down by The Velvet Underground, for some beautifully sloppy double tracked lead vocals.
At the end, are George and John doing the middle and highermost harmony respectively to Paul's lead? Or is it three Pauls? (Don't know how the latter would be possible with only four tracks).
Fun fact paul recorded himself and sang along to himself
@@keysofnature8785 he’s talking about the vocals at the end
“are george and john doing the middle and higher most harmony respectively to paul’s lead?” Yes.
alguien sabe de donde salió esa imagen? es algún concierto o algún video musical?
Es un vídeo musical porque aparir de 1966 dejaron de hacer conciertos ,y esto es de 1967
alguien sabe de donde salió esa imagen? es algún concierto o algún video musical?
video